A. V. TEMPLE TO WALTER P. TEMPLE, 27 AUGUST 1906
A letter (a-b) without envelope from A. V. Temple to Walter P. Temple, 27 August 1906. The two-page letter is on stationery of the Central Mexican Railway Company, Ltd, with the letterhead at the top of the first page, consisting of the company name; location in Mexico City; and principal officers of the Department of Traffic within the company, including A. V. Temple, who was Industrial and Right-of-Way agent. The second page is plain white paper. The letter concerns Walter Temple's inquiry about Mexican land titles and taxation. Also, A. V. Temple wrote that the two were probably distant relatives, as A. V. Temple's grandfather was a cousin of Jonathan Temple, Walter's uncle. The letter is in fair condition with folds into sixths; small tears along the folds and on the left and right edges of the second sheet; creases; holes from a pin used to keep the sheets together; and marked discoloration.
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Documentary Artifact, Letters (correspondence), Central Mexican Railway Company, Railroads--Mexico, Real property--Mexico
